IMSA will return to Lime Rock Park September 23–25, 2027. This event marks the beginning of a multi-year agreement between Lime Rock Park, IMSA, and FCP Euro, bringing the premier North American sports car racing organization back to the legendary Connecticut circuit.
FCP Euro will continue as the entitlement sponsor, with the race officially named the FCP Euro Northeast Grand Prix. The 2027 FCP Euro Northeast Grand Prix will feature two of IMSA’s highly competitive championships, the Michelin Pilot Challenge and the VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, with additional support series to be announced at a later date. IMSA will join the already robust Lime Rock Park event calendar, setting the stage for a historic 2027 season at The Park.
“IMSA racing has always produced incredible competition here and we know our fans are excited to welcome back the teams and drivers for the FCP Euro Northeast Grand Prix,” said Dicky Riegel, President and CEO of Lime Rock Park. “IMSA’s return marks a significant milestone for Lime Rock Park. Our team has put a tremendous amount of effort into working collaboratively with the local community to responsibly expand racing activities to select Thursdays during the season. The new charter creates the opportunity for major series like IMSA to once again include Lime Rock Park on their schedules.
The Fort Garry Industries Pro Stock Tour returns to Scotia Speedworld this Saturday for the Nova Truck Centres 150 in support of Special Olympics. Featuring the biggest names in Pro Stock racing, the stout field is set to deliver one of the most competitive races of the season and 150 laps of edge-of-your-seat excitement!
Adding to the festivities, NASCAR driver Cole Butcher will be on hand to meet fans during a special autograph session from 3:30-4:00pm, giving race fans the opportunity to meet one of the region’s biggest motorsports stars.
On-track action begins at 4:00 p.m. with the Atlantic Tiltload Heat Races, which will set the starting lineup for the Nova Truck Centres 150. Grandstands open at 1:00 p.m.
The afternoon also features a Maritime Car Wash Street Stock feature and a 100-lap Maritime Allstar Sportsman event, giving fans plenty of racing action before the green flag drops on the main event.
Get ready for an exciting weekend at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway, featuring not only thrilling racing but also a packed schedule of entertainment for the whole family. This video provides a look at all the fun events planned for the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series weekend.
New Hampshire’s Center of Speed will roar with the Mighty Modifieds of the Modified Racing Series in the Seacoast 75 on Friday, June 12.
The Seacoast 75 will be the 45th event for MRS at Lee USA Speedway and stands to kick-off their championship season.
Defending champion Brett Meservey leads the Modified Racing Series into Lee USA Speedway for this Friday’s Seacoast 75 but will face plenty of competition at the 3/8-mile. A pair of former New Hampshire NASCAR State Champions in Nate Wenzel and Tyler Leary will make the trip along with last Saturday’s NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour winner Jon McKennedy.
A pair of driver swaps will see longtime Super Late Model standout Joey Doiron will be behind the wheel of the KDW #66 and Brian Robie will pilot the Bobby Webber Racing #19. Stew McCormack is bringing his beautifully prepared #04NH while Ryan Doucette, Matt Lashua, Adam LaPoint, Jeremy Zullo, TJ Bleau, Kurt Vigeant and veteran Joey Jarvis are also on the early entry list.
With increased chances of rain and thunderstorms in the greater Lincoln area forecasted for Saturday, White Mountain Motorsports Park officials have made the decision to cancel the planned card of racing for tomorrow, June 6.
Officials held out hope that the system would dissipate but with thunderstorms forecasted to be in the area throughout the afternoon and evening hours on Saturday. Officials chose to make the call to save teams travel expenses.
We kept an eye on Saturday’s forecast all week hoping for the best but it obviously hasn’t gotten any better for us. We’ll look to regroup for next Saturday and hope to get back on Mother Nature’s good side. said WMMP managing partner Cris Michaud.
A postponement date for the $2,000-to-Win, 100 lapper for The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers will be announced this coming week.
